Mining Equipment Transport
Oversize, overweight and off the beaten path — we move mining iron.
Mining equipment is some of the heaviest, tallest and most awkward freight on the road — and it usually sits at remote sites far from the interstate. IronHaul specializes in the permits, multi-axle trailers and route engineering it takes to move mining iron legally and safely.
From surface mines to quarries and aggregate operations, mining moves are almost always oversize or overweight. Large hydraulic excavators, articulated haul trucks, crushers and drilling rigs demand RGN and lowboy capacity, careful axle configuration and often pilot cars. We plan the whole move end to end.
What makes mining moves different
Almost always oversize
Mining machines routinely exceed legal width, height and weight. We handle state-by-state permitting, escorts and superload routing so the load stays legal the whole way.
Remote-site access
Mines and quarries sit off the paved grid. We plan pickup routes that account for haul roads, grades and turning radius.
Weight distribution
Moving 100,000-plus-lb machines safely means the right multi-axle trailer and correct load engineering. We spec the equipment to the weight.
Equipment we haul for mining
Trailers & services for this work
RGN / Lowboy Freight
Removable-gooseneck and lowboy trailers for the heaviest, tallest machines — dozers, cranes, graders and other oversize loads that drive on at ground level.
Learn moreOversize & Heavy Haul
When the machine is too wide, tall or heavy for a standard load, we handle the permits, escorts and route engineering that keep it legal and moving.
Learn moreStep Deck Freight
Step deck trailers add height clearance for taller machines that would be over-height on a flatbed — a go-to for mid-size equipment.
Learn moreWon it at auction? We ship from these houses
Frequently asked questions
Can you move superload mining equipment?
Yes. We coordinate multi-axle and superload configurations, state permits, pilot cars and route surveys for the heaviest mining machines.
Do you pick up from remote mine sites?
We do. We plan pickup routes around haul roads and site access, and we deliver anywhere in the country.
How much does mining equipment transport cost?
It depends on weight, dimensions, distance and permit requirements. See our heavy-haul cost guide and then call for a direct quote on your specific machine.
Other industries we serve
Move your mining equipment with IronHaul
Direct pricing, the right trailer, and a specialist who owns the move end to end.